They say, Grace, why don't you ever smile or laugh, we never see you smiling, and I say I suppose Miss I have gotten out of the way of it, my face won't bend in that direction any more.
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In Margaret Atwood's "Alias Grace," the protagonist, Grace, faces observations from others about her lack of smiles and laughter. They express curiosity about her seeming emotional distance, indicating a longing to connect with her joyful side. However, Grace reflects on her situation and acknowledges that she has become accustomed to a somber state, suggesting that past experiences have shaped her emotional responses.
This quote captures the essence of Grace's inner struggle...
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